Cycle Repairing and Adjusting
With a Chapter on building a Bicycle from a Set of Parts
År: 1916
Forlag: Cassell and Company, LTD
Sted: London, New York, Toronto and Melbourne
Sider: 152
UDK: 629.118
With 79 Illustrations
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VARIABLE GEAR DEVICES
141
212S, pawl peg ; 213S, actuating pin ; 214S, oil-hole
cover ; 215S, split pin ; 216S, toggle connection piece
nut ; 217S, end-plate pawl ; 218S, sliding-carrier pawl ;
219S, pawl spring ; 220S, step ; 221S, guide net ; and
222S, cone packing washer.
The Pedersen “Three-speed” Gear (shown in Fig-
79) gives a 50 per cent, rise from the middle, or normal,
to high, and a 33^ per cent, drop from the middle to the
low. Every hearing is an adjustable ball bearing. The
parts referred to by the numbers in Fig. 79 are as follow :
1, main central spindle ; 2, sliding spur wheel and sleeve ;
5, right-hand cone ; 6, left-hand adjusting cone ; 7, coil
spring; 8, ring with three studs; 11, hub shell with
internal teeth ; 13 and 14, spoke flanges carrying ball-
race cups ; 15, main spur wheel ; 16, main spur wheel cup
ring ; 20, double clutch ring, having ratchet teeth on
both sides ;, 22, pinion, solid, with its spindle ; 23, clutch
and ball-race combined ; 24, double spur wheel ; 25,
taper clutch driving 24; 28, pinion or change wheel;
33, cup ; 34, lock ring, with right-hand thread ; 39,
hook ; 79, chain-wheel pinion.